This is one great album. I love
this album. It is Keith Jarrett at his best. It's like if Chopin played
the piano, making it up as he went along, all the while accompanying
himself absent-mindedly on a kazoo. It also
sort of sounds like they gave him a piano with something loose in it
that rattles and buzzes whenever he really gets going. "What's that
buzzing?" You might ask. "Is there something wrong with his piano?"
Ha ha ha, no, there is nothing wrong with his piano, he's playing a kazoo!
Oh
don't be silly. He is a genius piano player. He wouldn't play the
kazoo. He's just humming along tunelessly with his own piano playing.
Oh. Is that a good idea?
Not really. Try not to let it bring you down too much.
So, five stars?
Five stars!
And how many stars for the kazoo playing?
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